The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England: To which is Added An Historical View of the Affairs of Ireland, Band 6Clarendon Press, 1826 |
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... thought they were obliged to venture for the crown upon the first opportunity , they fell easily into the friendship of the earl of Holland , and were ready to embark themselves in his adventure . The earl had made tender of his ...
... thought they were obliged to venture for the crown upon the first opportunity , they fell easily into the friendship of the earl of Holland , and were ready to embark themselves in his adventure . The earl had made tender of his ...
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... thought best that the duke should , for the present , stay at the Hague with his sister , till 1648. farther resolutions might be taken ; and though the service which Bamfield had performed was very well esteemed , yet they thought the ...
... thought best that the duke should , for the present , stay at the Hague with his sister , till 1648. farther resolutions might be taken ; and though the service which Bamfield had performed was very well esteemed , yet they thought the ...
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... thought it would be a glori- t * and one of the persons ] fierce and rude and the person 1 Batten ] he in in a manner ] Not in MS . 77 a humorous , brave , and sturdy people ; fierce ] a hu- morous and fantastic people , 0 O they ] they ...
... thought it would be a glori- t * and one of the persons ] fierce and rude and the person 1 Batten ] he in in a manner ] Not in MS . 77 a humorous , brave , and sturdy people ; fierce ] a hu- morous and fantastic people , 0 O they ] they ...
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... thought the discourse very reasonable , and saw that the issue must be very honourable : the young lady of the house was full of zeal for the king , and was willing her husband should be the instrument of his deli- very : the young ...
... thought the discourse very reasonable , and saw that the issue must be very honourable : the young lady of the house was full of zeal for the king , and was willing her husband should be the instrument of his deli- very : the young ...
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... thought fit that the prince ( who had hitherto thought of nothing but being sent 1648. for by the Scots , and how to find himself with them ) should make all possible haste to Calais . This was the cause of that his sudden motion ...
... thought fit that the prince ( who had hitherto thought of nothing but being sent 1648. for by the Scots , and how to find himself with them ) should make all possible haste to Calais . This was the cause of that his sudden motion ...
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